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Tests of analysts' overreaction underreaction to earnings information as an explanation for anomalous stock price behavior

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Institutional investor preferences and price pressure : the case of corporate spin-offs

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Do bright-line earnings surprises really affect stock price reactions?

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Do Bright-Line Earnings Surprises Really Affect Stock Price Reactions?

Abarbanell, Jeffery S. - 2017

Several influential studies have concluded that earnings surprises just to the right or to the left of a hypothesized bright line produce distinct price reactions compared to the surrounding earnings surprises because they convey special meaning. In this study, we examine whether previous...

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